Evidence From Trump's Earlier Statement of Facts Contradicts His Hush Money Alibi

Justice Matters with Glenn Kirschner

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🗓️ 16 April 2024

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Criminal trials can often be a bit like popularity contests. Each attorney will strive to be liked, trusted, and respected by the jury. In a sense, each attorney will want to be the most popular in the eyes of the jury. But more importantly - how does the jury views the defendant? Does the defendant come across as likeable, trustworthy, or honorable?

There's one important piece of evidence that was disclosed a year ago in the Statement of Facts that accompanied the Indictment in Trump's 2016 Election Interference Case. This evidence will make him the most unpopular person in the entire courtroom. In fact, this one piece of evidence could very well lead the jury to convict Trump in a New York minute. Glenn discusses that piece of evidence as well as Trump's latest loss in his efforts to delay his trial.

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0:00.0	It's time for Justice Matters with former federal prosecutor and MS NBC analyst Glenn Kirchner. Sometimes a criminal trial can be somewhat of a popularity contest.
0:20.0	Glenn says considering the evidence that will be presented in his New York criminal trial
0:24.3	Trump will be very unpopular. Well friends this will surprise exactly nobody but
0:32.4	Donald Trump just lost another motion trying to delay the
0:36.8	start of his trial and if you count up all of Donald Trump's losses, all of his
0:44.0	his attempts to delay the start of his trial
0:47.0	which have been rejected by judges.
0:49.0	It would probably total, you know, one, two, three, carry the two.
0:55.0	The umpteenth time, Donald Trump has lost, really just a record setting string of losses.
1:02.1	Some might call him the biggest loser. So let's start briefly
1:06.1	with the new reporting on Donald Trump's most recent loss and then let's spend a
1:11.6	few minutes talking about how a criminal trial in some ways can be a bit of a popularity contest and how the least popular person in the courtroom typically doesn't fare so well.
1:27.0	Let's start with a new reporting.
1:30.0	This from Huff Post headline, Judge rejects last ditch Trump attempt to delay
1:36.9	hush money trial. And that article begins, the judge and Donald Trump's
1:41.9	hush money criminal case on Friday turned down the former president's request to postpone his trial because of publicity about the case.
1:52.0	It's the latest in a string of delayed denials that
1:56.0	Trump has gotten from various courts this week as he fights to stave off the
2:01.2	trial Monday with jury selection.
2:04.4	Among other things, Trump lawyers had argued that the jury pool was deluged with what the defense
2:09.7	saw as exceptionally prejudicial news coverage of the case.
2:15.0	The defense argued that was a reason to hold off the case indefinitely.
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